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I imagined that foreign country, "the vast and dirty land - just like my motherland". Here is the deep jungle, there is the sandy Ganges River, ancient Buddhist scriptures and the eyes of the gods are downcast, and the people of the foreign country are as stoic as our country. The officers interacted with the untouchables all day long, and the local noble Brahmins looked down upon them and avoided them like mosquitoes. "Yellow River" is content in this situation. As a staff officer, he has nothing to do with his superiors, so he turns to a frontline observer and does dangerous things with the courage of an ordinary person. He wrote about touching or absurd moments in the war, the soldiers who turned around to trade daily necessities on the eve of the artillery fire, the fellow travelers who casually said "there is a mine in front of you", singing during vacations, solemn moments when lining up, moments of laughter in the midst of suffering, and the coexistence of comedy and seriousness. And the inevitable cold rain, the writing under the dim lamp and the wind wandering outside the camp, the Japanese 38-type gunfire jamming, jamming, colleagues fell, the same young enemy fell, the ghost's voice never stopped. On the left, Cairo issued a declaration, and on the right, the Pacific War started. He was in the landscape of the times and had no way to get out. The era of ice and sea contrasting with flames - in essence, war is always a lament.
Reference materials for this article: "Yellow River and Green Mountains - Memoirs of Huang Renyu"
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